We’re excited to announce that the Data4Food2030 project will be participating in the upcoming Synergy Days Conference, on October 4 & 5, 2023, in Thessaloniki, Greece. This is a unique opportunity for us to engage with stakeholders in the agri-food sector and showcase our mission, goals and results so far!
The Synergy Days Conference, organised by the Horizon Europe SmartAgriHubs project, aims to create a space for agrifood and agritech stakeholders to meet, debate and exchange knowledge, this time in the heart of the Hellenic world in the city of Thessaloniki. Synergy Days will be the most important conference connecting the digital innovators of the European agri-food sector. You can expect not only workshops organised by the several EU projects and in-depth technical sessions but also networking opportunities and interactive panels.
Data4Food2030 will lead an insightful workshop under the title Data Spaces: Potentials of the data economy for food systems”, which aims to present and discuss data economy potentials while exploring ways to connect stakeholders in operational Food Systems. The Data4Food2030 workshop will also dive into the realisation of solutions for the Data Economy, which require tangible agreements by stakeholders operationalising the potentials of Data Spaces for the Food System. What is more, Data4Food2030 will give a 3-minute pitch presentation during the conference’s plenary session, aiming to briefly describe the project’s goals, mission and core aspects to the diverse audience of the long-awaited Conference. Our participation doesn’t stop there; Data4Food2030 project will also have its own exhibition booth, where all attendees can have a visual overview of the project’s key concepts.
Check the full agenda here and come say hi at our booth, on 4-5 October in I. Vellidis Congress Center, Thessaloniki!
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